Matrix™ Multichannel Electronic Pipettes

Name: Matrix™ Multichannel Electronic Pipettes
SKU: 2014

This product is no longer being manufactured, although we will continue to provide spare parts until December 2020.

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Catalog Number	Volume (Metric)	Number of Channels
2014	15 to 850 μL	12
2009	0.5 to 12.5 μL	8
2011	2 to 125 μL	12
2012	5 to 250 μL	12
2019	0.5 to 12.5 μL	12
2060	1 to 30 μL	16

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Catalog number 2014

Price (CNY)

Volume (Metric):

15 to 850 μL

Number of Channels:

We will continue to offer Thermo Scientific™ Matrix™ pipette tips for your pipettes, however this product is no longer being manufactured, although we will continue to provide spare parts until December 2020. After this date it may be difficult to source parts. Please contact your sales representative for availability.

The NEW Thermo Scientific™ E1-ClipTip™ Electronic Pipettes are replacing this product line. Please take a moment to learn more about sealed in security.

If you require additional information, please contact your sales representative or our service department for assistance. You can still find a full listing of Matrix Pipette Tips.

Specifications

DescriptionDiscontinued; 12 channel, 15 to 850μL

Precision0.6

ColorOrange

Number of Channels12

Product LineMatrix

TypeElectronic Pipette

Volume (Metric)15 to 850 μL

Unit SizeEach

Citations & References (2)

Citations & References

Abstract

Expression of activin A and follistatin core proteins by human prostate tumor cell lines.

Authors:McPherson SJ, Mellor SL, Wang H, Evans LW, Groome NP, Risbridger GP

Journal:Endocrinology

PubMed ID:10537161

'Activin and follistatin (FS) messenger RNA and protein are expressed and localized to human prostate tissue from men with high grade cancer and to human prostate tumor cell lines LNCaP, DU145, and PC3. Although activin A induces apoptosis and inhibits cell proliferation in LNCaP cells, PC3 cells are insensitive to ... More

Pathology and localization of simian immunodeficiency virus in the reproductive tract of chronically infected male rhesus macaques.

Authors:Miller CJ, Vogel P, Alexander NJ, Dandekar S, Hendrickx AG, Marx PA

Journal:Lab Invest

PubMed ID:8139266

Despite the fact that human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is transmitted by sexual contact, the biology of this mode of transmission remains largely undefined. HIV is present in semen in both cell-free and cell-associated forms and can be isolated from asymptomatic individuals and AIDS patients. The source of HIV in semen ... More